350 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, 
[ September , 
DUTCH BULBOUS MTS 
AND 
SMALL FRITITO. 
Our Autnmn Catalogue of the above, beautifully 
illustrated witu many engravings and a splendidly colored 
lithograph of a Group of Double and Single 
Hyacinths, will be ready for distribution Sept. 1st. A 
copy will be mailed to all applicants inclosing Ten Cents; 
regular customers supplied gratis. Address 
B. K BLISS & BOm, 
SEED, PLANT, & BULB WAREHOUSE, 
34 Barclay St., New York. 
P. O. Box No. 5713. 
VICK’S CATALOGUE 
of Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies, and all 
pALL PLANTING 
FOR THE HOUSE. 
Now published for Autumn of 1874, and will be sent free t« 
all who apply. 32 pages — 50 illustrations. 
Address, JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y. 
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, 
CROCUS, LELIES, 
and ail other Bulbs for planting in 
the Autumn; also Bulb-Glasses, 
Fancy Flower-Pots, Fern-Cases, 
Winter-Flowering Plants. 
The largest and finest assortment 
in tlie country. Prices moderate. 
Descriptive Catalogue mailed to all 
applicants free. 
HENRY A 1)15 EE It, 
714 Chestnut St. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
New Early Peaches, Batch 
Biiths, New ami Rare Plants. 
Rivers’ New Early Peaches, Early Beatrice, Early Louise, 
and Early Rivers’. The earliest Peaches known, with a col¬ 
lection of other new varieties of Peacli raised by Mr. T. 
Rivers—a fine Stock. 
Beurre d'Assumption, Souvenirs du Congress, and other 
new Pears. 
Dutch Bulbs— Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies, Narcissus,&c. 
New and Rare Plants—Plants for Winter-flowering, &c. 
Caialogues mailed on application. 
SAUK*, Washington City, D. C. 
Plants for Winter Flowering! 
Plants for Florists’ Stock. 
We offer Winter-blooming Carnations (fine) for 
20 cts. each ; $15.Uu per 100—ready in Sept. Tuberoses, 
started in pots tor winter-bloom, now ready at same price. 
Chinese Primroses, Dbl. white, $5.00 per doz.; Single, 
$3.00 per doz. Smilax, large roots, 20 cts. eacli: $2.0) per 
doz. Seedlings ready in Oct. and Nov., at $4.00 per 100. 
Violets, Did. Blue and Marie Louise, $8.0) per 100. Be¬ 
gonias, "'inter-blooming, extra large. 25 cts. each ; $2.00 
per doz; small plants, $5.00 per 100. Callas, extra large, 
$3.00 per doz.; young plants in Dec., $3.00 per 100. Bou- 
varilia Davidsonii, flne,4in. pots,25cts.each ; $2.0. per 
doz. Cyclamen Persicum, a few G-year bulbs, at $1.00 
each; general stock. 25 to 50 cts. eacli; $15.00 per 100. 
Dwarf Pomegranates, 15 cts. each; $10.00 per 100. 
ltoscs, tender sorts, grown in pots for winter-blooming, 
extras, 50 cts. cacti; 3 to 4 incites, 25 crs. eacli ; $2.50 per doz. 
Also our usual supply of young plants for mail¬ 
ing, at 8 for Si.00. Early White Roman Hya¬ 
cinths, tlie earnest and best for forcing, 20 cts. each; $1.50 
per doz.; $14.00 per 100. Also a large stock of extra size 
plants of Zonal Geraniums, Fuchsias, &c., for 
Florists’ stock. Our stock is large, and we are bound to 
sell. General Brice List out in Sept. Good judges say we 
grow the fiuest Tuberose bulbs in America. 
MASSEY & HUDSON, 
Chestertowii, Kent Co., Maryland. 
P.S.— Being about to abandon the vegetable seed-grow¬ 
ing department, and devote our entire attention to Flowers, 
we offer for sale about 400 hot-bed sashes, 3^x7 leet, at $2.50 
each, delivered in Baltimore. 
GRAPE-VINES. 
LARGEST STOCK IN AMERICA. Extraquality. 
Reduced Prices. T. S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. 
Uditrrants, Gooseberries, Herstine 
N Raspberries, Grape Vines, and Shrubbery, 
very low. WM. II. MOON, Morrisville. Pa. 
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS. 
.1. M. TSS© RJS1IS,N A CO., 
IS JoSaai !§t., New ITmia, an- 
etorance the laa’gest and most 
varied Importation of ©Batch 
Halhs ever received in this 
market. Catalogues on ap¬ 
plication. 
Surplus Stock. 
PEACH— 1 year, fine, $20 to $60 per M. 
CHERRY —2 year, fine, $80 to $150 per M. 
An immense Stock for Nurserymen and Dealers—at lowest 
I rates. See our 
Surplus Stock List. 
THE D1NCEE & COWARD CO., 
Wholesale Nurserymen, 
"West Grove, Chester Co., Pa. 
500.000 Apple, Pear, etc. 
100,000 Peach Trees. 
100,000 Grape Vines. 
50,000 Currant Bushes. 
500,000 Sweet Chestnut Trees. 
10,000 Spanish “ “ 
A CHESTNUT CIRCULAR FREE. 
in 
Trees, 
Vines, 
Shrubs, 
Plants, 
Etc, 
1,000,000 Evergreens, best 
market. 
300,000 Deciduous Trees ami 
Shrubs. 
50,000 Magnolia Aceurainati, 
one year, fine. 
10,000 Tulip Trees, 6 to 12 feet. 
3,000 Weeping Mountain Ash. 
50,000 Rose Bushes. 
A new Descriptive Catalogue and 
Wholesale List free. 
31st Year. 400 Acres. It Greenhouses. 
Address, STORES, HARRISON & CO., 
Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio. 
< Established ,) 
j 1830. 
ROCHESTER 
COMMERCIAL 
NURSERIES. 
ETC. If you wish to plant, send for our 
New Price List per doz., 100, 1,000, 
Autumn 1874—and save all commissions. 
Try it. Address, 
W. S. LITTLE, Rochester, "N. Y. 
TREES! 
FRUIT AND 
ORNAMENTAL 
LARGE STOCK. LOW RATES. 
STANDARD PEAR-TREES A SPECIAI.TY. 
AGENTS WANTED. Address 
E. MOODY & SONS, Loekport, N. Y. 
Niagara Nurseries, established 1839. 
A LARGE STOCK or 
old and new varieties ; also of 
CHERRY, APPLE, 
APRICOT, NECTAR¬ 
INES, and SEEDLINGS 
for Nursery Planting. 
Wholesale List free. 
& THOMAS, 
West Chester, Pa. 
PEACH 
TREES! 
HOOPES, BRO. 
Cherry Hill N urseries. 
PEAR-TREES FOE THE MILLION. 
Largest stock in the West; fine assortment; extra quality; 
packed to go safely any distance. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Prices low by hundred or thousand. A full assortment of 
other trees, shrubs, plants, etc. Illustrated Catalogue mail¬ 
ed free to applicants. R. G. HANFORD. 
Columbus Nursery, Columbus, Ohio. 
60,000 Fruit Trees. 
APPLE, 2 to 5 years—$10 to $50 per M. 
PEAR, Standard, 1 year—$50 per M 
Price-Lis* free. HARVEY CURTIS, 
Owego Nursery, Tioga Co., N. Y. 
EARLY BEATRICE PEACH. 
Ripe here July 23. Buds for sale. Send for Catalogue of 
Trees and Plants. WILLIAM PARRY. 
Cinnaminson, N. J. 
APPLE SEEW1.I1VGS. 
Wild Goose and other Plum Trees. Peaches, 
Apples, and other nursery stock in large quantities. Ad¬ 
dress THE TEBO NURSERIES CO., Clinton,Mo. 
SENECA WHEAT, 
Also called the Clawson, Eureka, & Slauson. 
This is the BEST WHITE WHEAT grown. 
We have also a good stock of Treadwell, Fultz, 
Diehl, Red Mediterranean, and other varietiec. 
Also PRIME WHITE RYE, GRASS SEEDS 
of all kinds, etc., etc. 
For prices in large or small quantities address 
R. H. ALLEN &, CO., 
189 and 191 Water St., 
P. O. Box 376. New York City. 
PRICES REDUCEhT 
Large stock of all the new and popular PEACHES. 
EARLY BEATRICE, EARLY LOUISE, EAR¬ 
LY RIVERS, EARLY ALEXANDER, also ten 
other new and well tested varieties ol peaches, offered by 
no other nursery this season, among which is a large 
valuable well tested late'peach, ripening two w* eks after all 
other peaches are gone. Two shipments of this peach were 
made to Europe in 1874, via steamer from Baltimore. Both 
lots arrived out in fine order. A forty page catalogue, with 
descriptions, testimonials, and much valuable information 
of what and how to plant,mailed free on application. All 
kinds of nursery stock furnished nt low rates. Address, 
RANDOLPH PETERS, 
Great Northern and Southern Nursery, 
Wilmington, Delaware. 
Geneva Nursery. Est r^ ed 
400 Acres of Frnit and Ornamental Trees. 
LARGE STOCK OF 
Bear Trees—extra size, Standard and Dwarf. 
Pear Trees—first class, five to seven feet. 
Apple Trees—first class, Standard and Dwarf. 
Cherry Trees, Beach, Plum, Orange, Quince. 
Grape Vines—New varieties and old approved sorts. 
Large Stock of Tree Roses, grown hy us espe¬ 
cially for tlie Trade. Fine formed heads. Our Trees and 
Plants are grown on heavy clay soil, which makes them 
very hardy. All at lowest prices. Catalogues free. 
W. &. T. SMITH, Geneva, N. Y. 
Toe the fall trade. 
We offer Brandywine, Philadelphia, and Her¬ 
stine Raspberries, American Seedling Goose¬ 
berries, 2 years, Conover’s Asparagus, 1 to 3 years, 
Norway Spruce, and Deciduous Shrubbery In 
variety, including the new Hydrangea Paniculata. Also 
Concord and Ives Grajte Vines. 
MASSEY & HUDSON, 
Chestertown, Md. 
W E offer for the fall of 1874 a 
complete stock of Trees and 
Plants. Our stock of Peaches, 
Plums and Cherries is tlie largest in 
the United States, and our list of new 
and rare fruits isalways full. We are 
in a condition to offer advantages, 
and respectfully solicit correspond¬ 
ence. Tiik IIeikes Nurseries Co., 
Dayton, Ohio. 
TO SOUTHERN NURSERYMEN! ' 
Our long experience in supplying the wants of Southern 
Nurserymen, enables us to offer for this fall a stock of trees 
unsurpassed for tlie Southern market. Standard and Dwarf 
Pears, Apples, Cherries, Plums, &c., &c., in almost endless 
quantity. Send for Price List. 
NICHOLAS & NEWSON, Geneva, N.Y. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
of the famous Seth Boyden (No. 30) variety, mailed, pre¬ 
paid, at $1.25 per u;0. Other kinds also. Send stamp for 
Circular. Address E. P. ROE (author “Play and Profit in 
My Garden ’’), Highland Falls, Orange Co., N. Y. 
Dutchess Nurseries. (Established 1863.) 
Fall price-lists now ready. All kinds of nursery and green¬ 
house stock. Walter an'd Croton Grape Vines, Down¬ 
ing Gooseberries. La Versaillaise Currants, and Am. 
Arbor Vitae specialties. Prices very low. Send for Price- 
List. W. L. FERRIS, JR., & CO„ Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
ST AND All© PEARS. 
An immense number of splendid trees. Several Blocks of 
different ages. All ready for Fall trade. An unbroken 
Block of SoO.OOO, unequaled in this country. 
Also, a general Nursery Stock, very fine. Come and see. 
Send tor Price List. 
NICHOLAS & NEWSON, Geneva, N.Y. 
Early Beatrice, Louise, and Rivers’ 
Peach Buds, 
IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND MODERATE RATES. 
FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO., Nurserymen, 
Richmond, Va. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
of the choicest varieties for sale. Send stamp for Circular. 
Address E. P. ROE (author Play and Profit in My Garden). 
Highland Falls, near West Point, N. Y. 
ROSES AND SMALL FRUTTS BY* MAIL. 
YAW) T71T71 J A catalogue of Frnit and Shade 
U ii UiUj 1 Trees, Roses, Small Fruits, Vines 
and Bulbs. Low rules, and special inducements. 
WM. II. MOON, ilorrisville. Pn 
A GENTS LOOK !—$12 a day made selling 
Scissors Sharpener and other wares. Sample 25 cts. Cat¬ 
alogue free. T. J. HASTINGS & CO., " orcester. Mass. 
